India, April 6 -- In his annual letter to shareholders, Jamie Dimon highlighted that rising inflation is still one of the biggest dangers to the U.S. economy. He warned that if prices keep climbing gradually in 2026, it could lead to higher interest rates and lower asset values.
According to JPMorgan Chase, tariffs haven't really made a big dent in inflation or growth yet, but the ongoing trade fights and geopolitical issues are still causing a lot of uncertainty.
Dimon pointed out that even though the U.S. economy is holding up fairly well, issues in the Middle East and disruptions to supply chains could cause commodity prices to spike.
He also brought up worries about the private credit sector, noting that while the $1.8 trillion indus...